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SUMMARY:National Geographic Live
LOCATION:Summerlin Library
DESCRIPTION:Join award-winning National Geographic photographer Steve Winte
 r and acclaimed environmental journalist Sharon Guynup for an unforgettabl
 e evening exploring their stunning retrospective book\, Big Cats .\n\nFeat
 uring 170 extraordinary photographs spanning species from the graceful jag
 uars of Brazil&rsquo\;s Pantanal to the elusive "ghost cat" snow leopards 
 of the Himalayas\, Big Cats captures the power\, beauty\, and peril of the
 se iconic predators. But this event is more than a visual spectacle&mdash\
 ;it is a peek behind the camera lens into storytelling that changes the wo
 rld. Winter and Guynup will share thrilling field stories from their globa
 l expeditions and reveal how their investigative photography and reporting
  directly powered conservation breakthroughs&mdash\;from shutting down ill
 egal tiger trade venues to inspiring Los Angeles&rsquo\;s famed wildlife h
 ighway crossing.\n\nWhether you are a serious conservation advocate or sim
 ply an animal lover captivated by nature&rsquo\;s fiercest species\, step 
 into the wild and discover what it takes to give the natural world a voice
 .\n\nFree and open to the public. Seating is on a first-come\, first-serve
 d basis. For more information call: 702.507.6019\n\nSteve Winter and Sharo
 n Guynup are an award-winning storytelling duo\, National Geographic Explo
 rers\, and conservation pioneers. Together\, they combine world-class wild
 life photography with hard-hitting investigative journalism to illuminate 
 the lives of endangered species and combat wildlife crime. Co-recipients o
 f the National Geographic Society's Eliza Scidmore Award for Outstanding S
 torytelling\, their collaborative work&mdash\;including the groundbreaking
  books Tigers Forever and Big Cats&mdash\;has directly influenced global e
 nvironmental policy\, shut down illegal trafficking operations\, and inspi
 red millions to protect the planet&rsquo\;s most vulnerable creatures.\n\n
 Details: https://vegaslocalshq.com/events/summerlin/national-geographic-li
 ve-2026-10-15-7fdc1f84
URL:https://vegaslocalshq.com/events/summerlin/national-geographic-live-202
 6-10-15-7fdc1f84
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